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The National tribune., 1887-12-29
Not to be Frightened.

b05I0n JOUTleT.T
Tramp-And you won't give me the price Of
a supper and bed9
Rich Man-If gave you money, you would
not use it for supper and bed
T.-You are a rich man, amt your
r. M.-Yes.
T.-Well, dye know the Scripture says it's
easier for camel to go through the eye OF an
needle than for a rich man to enter the King
dom of Heaven2
r. M.-Well what Of It?
T.-What of it3 You're rich man; where
do you expect to be when you're dead2
r. M.-Where do you expect TO be2
Tn Heaven, Of couTe. Pm poor.
r. M.-Well, after I'm dead III be as poor as
you are. Good evening.
The National tribune., 1887-12-29
MUSTERED OUT.

N1URPHY-Col William r. Murphy died at Bor-
dentown, N. j., Dec 10. Col. Murphy was born
at Princeton n. j. 1870 and at the breaking out Of
the rebellion elected Captain of Co. A. of the
Trenton regiment, National Guard. He subse-
quently commanded battalion of New Jersey MI
litia during the Gettysburg campaign, and then
became Colonel Of the 10Th n j., but resigned that
March II, 1868, to accept the Superintendeney OF
the Delaware & RaritRn Canal. He was elected
to the Assembly in 1881, but served only half his
term. He was also Postmaster of Princeton, Clerk
of Mercer County, and Supervisor OF State Prisons
at various periods of his life.
The National tribune., 1887-12-29
Cold Waves

Are predicted with remarkable accuracy, and people
liable pains and aches of rheumatism dread every
change to damp and stormy weather. Although we do
not claim Hoods Sarsapariia to be positive specific
rheumatism the remarkable IL has effected show
that 1t may be taken for rheumatism with reasonable
certainty Of benefit. It's action in neutrzing the acid
ity Of the blood which Is the Of rheumatism con-
stutes the secret of the of Hoods Sarapara
In curing this complaint. If you suffer from rheuma-
tisn give Hoods Saraparila fair trial we believe it
wiz do you good.
81 suffered long time with rheumatism In my left
arm and shoulder my blood being in very low condi-
ton was advised 10 use Hoods SarsapaFla and did
10 with great success Since have been taking it have
not been troubled with rheumatism. my blood is In
better condition" MRS H. MOUNT. SOS Nostrand Ave-
nue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only by
G. l. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The National tribune., 1887-12-29
Yhiehi
" hlenf
TPhiLGdsIDhin TeT0sr

IF Mr.. Robert Garrett, late of the Baltimore
s. Ohio, going west around the Iorld on his
proposed trip, should chance to meet Mr.. Jay
Gould going east to get round the world the
other way, which of them will get the "odd
day" which is gained to one and lost TO the
other somewhere in the Pacific Ocean near the
160th meridian?
The National tribune., 1887-12-29
The Strong and Hearty

Who have once been weak but are now grown
vigorous by the assistance of HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters, are as plenteous as autumnAl leaves that
strew the brooks in Yallombrosa." Striking ex-
amples are they of the beaefiEs conferred by the
great inyigorant. Not less numerous are the quon-
dam sufferers now freed by the Bitters from the
yoke of malaria, dyspepsia, bilious nervous and
kidney troubles.
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What he Did and Didn't BrsaE.

t1td-btSi
Friend-Why, Wheeler, what state you're
in Had an accident?
Bicycler-Yes, slightly. In that race against
time yesterday, 1 broke my machine, my head,
two fingers, rib
F.-Hold on, for Heavens sakeI Was there
anything you didn't break?
B. (sadly)-Yes; the record.
The National tribune., 1887-12-29
What They Stole.
THnrnsr.ia Rn-nr

"Darringer. hear that some robbers broke
into your house last night. What did they
steal?"
Nothing Bromley. They didn't get further
than the vestibule. Ny son came home at mid
night and they ran. Well, yes; they did steal
several things"
"What?n
"The house dog, spring-gun had set for
them, and a burglar alarm"
The National tribune., 1887-12-29

-JesSaT1ine (Ky1 Journal.
-Patriarchal Tramp addressing small boy in
doorway)-Hush Not wOrdl Don't you know
me- little boy7 Why Fm dear old Santa Claus,
and Pm kinder cold just hand me out them two
overcoats in there, and I'll fetch them back when
bring you your Christmas tree to-night-TsrGs
Sttings.
: Flanagan Trims the thinnest pair o gents
ever seen, barrin wan.
Lannigan-An' how thin was he, might askf
Flanagan-Begorra, he thin the two o.
thin put together.-LOHdOn Fun
"A man down in Oldtown, Me-, never ate an
oyster and yet he has attended church fairs regu-
larly all his life.-SOmerTHe Journal.
Guest (5uspieously eYeing the lattened pillows
and the crumpIed sheets)-Look here, landlord,
this bed has been slept in.
Landlord (triumphantly) y)-That's what It's fur
Brooklyn Eagle
-" Held by the enemy THE ulster you are
unable to redeem.-Eau Rtuer AduGncs.
One James Schrimsher has secured and taken
to Missouri of the biggest prizes Nebraska
gave. He has married and taken away Mrs. Jane
Walden, Hickey, who tips the beam at $40
pounds and Is Johnson County's biggest daughter.
The groom is somewhat slender, and stands almost
seven feet in hight in his stOeSings-0BGhG Repu5-
licGn
The fast man gets left IN the long run
Gainesville (Te5as Register.
- Science has discovered that whisky contains
bacteria Happy bacteria Wheeling Register.
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IlIustratedy

Ragged Social Philosopher Qaying dime on
the bar)-The rich are getting richer and the
poor poorer.
Wealthy Saloon Keeper dropping the dime
into the drawer)-Yes, that's SO.
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We Give 1t Up.
q LII N.Ils---.sn /

II wine ia q mocker what kind Of hair
pin is the roadside coffee offered to the twenty
minutes-for-dinner passenger who is hungry
enough to eat pounded glass and wash it down
with aqua fortis2
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Twas Ever Thus.

Adam (just after getting acquainted with
Eve)-Will you go with me tonight to see the
animals?
EYe-I have nothing to wear
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The following advertisement appears In BOs-
ton paper:
Wanted-A person to take dog to walk morn
ings The best of reference required. Apply" etc.
=" Science asserts that disease Is disseminated
by books" The disease which impels boy to
arm himself with few dime novels, a bowie knife,
a revolver and two dollars and half and starts on
to say Indians, is certainly caused by bOoks-of q
certain kind.-NOrrist05On Herald.
-Fred-Im surprised at Browns slanders, for ]
supposed he thought everything of me.
Ned-So he does-eyerything that's badi-7yd-
Bits.
When we're getting along in years
And more of the world see,
It almost makes US weep to think
j.. ~. .-.-.. z -
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0 CENTS g5 R5s B.sor iss 5sSI Hses s. ss N % =.
Ing all over The United states and you viii yet hundreds
oisanl pies. elrcul1rs books magazines ETC.
from those who want agents You vii zct iofs 81 mai
matter and good reading nee and VII be ell PieaseA
with the small Investment List containing name se1a
70 each person answering this advertisement.
y. Fl RODSH, Box 81, B0yleston, Ind.
Mention The National Tribune.
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GHenbahmbatt im &eEaS.

Die rSeras dir 2inie," Die giien'
balm Der @aIpeftoner 4apitaliften, mels
DE oas swii1en Der Seras Central unb
Der International .8abn liegenoe 2anbs
gebiet benz Saroel BON 8aloefton SINS
pf1i1tig MAIDEN ioa, iuirb mad elmer
borldufgen germeRung bur9 bic Goun'
ties @~alpefon, Sarris, MontgOmerp,
Walfer, Mtabiion, 2eon, anberfon,
6euberlon, Ban 3anbt. &ains, Sops
fins, Delta unb Yamar, gelegt Deroen,
unb als gnbpuntt fur iie lit bic Stabt
paris beiiimmt. Sas Dffli9 bon 2antar
Fiiegenbe @ountp Rebriper, bemiiht fi9
nun, bic 8albetoner 2apitaliten oa3u
au peranlaBen, baB BON SULPHUR
springs, 9ppfins Co., aus cine 3tpetg'
babu nad @lartspile, &ebriuer Co.,
aefiibrt tuirb. gs wirb geItenb gema6t,
baB cine Iolfe cine lobnenbe @elbanla=
ge fein wiirbe; burd mdBise 5ra9tid'
be tuiirbe es in6gli1 gema6t tperoer,
baB Der Baumuolens unb Sanbelsper'
febr bes 6fIi9en Sbeiles bon 9opfits
60. unb BON gana Rsbriper Co., rpels
der big iebt faf ausi9liebli9 nod ct.
Gouis gebe, tpenigffens 81 einent groBen
Sbeile fi1 8albeifon sutuenbe; bic
6trefe BON SULPHUR Springs mad
glarfspille fibre bur9 2anb, tpel4es gu
benz beifen unb probuttibten bes Staa'
tes geh6re. unb &eoriber Co., zines Der
am fribeiten ~befiebeIten Counties bes
Staates, pel6e ieBt auein idbrli9 un'
gefabr 10000 Balen BaumDole pros
6usire, babe nod niemals einet bous
ftdnbiselt 6eblfdlag feiner grntsn gu
peraeidnen gebabt; es unterliegt fauri
einem 3tpeifeI. baB bas freie @egere9t,
Der 8runb uno 8obeit fir bic Babnb6fe
unb w~abri1einli9 aud @elbbeitrdge
fir oiele 3peisbabn gefidert merbsn
f0nnteu. Sn Waeo bat am 8. Mtai cine
@onferen3 3pifden ben Shnf3ebner'
giienbabr : 2pmite unb NbgeDrbneten
Der Stdbte Samilton unb BroDnuoob
fattsebabt, beren 3wed es mar. bs'
treffs bes Saues elmer oireften Babn
bon Waco aus iiber bic genannten
8labe nod 8ropnipoob cine 8erftdns
biaung berbeisufibren. Die brei abs
geOrbneten tbeilten NIT, BOB He beaufs
fraat ieien, an Der am 4. in Serartana
ffattfnbenoe 8eriammIung Der attio'
rdre ber ct. Souls, Nrtanfas uub
Seras 8abn tbeilsunebmen uno ibnsn
freies Wegere9t unb Grunb uno Bo'
ben fir bic Babnbbfe ansubieten; tperos
bies Mnerbieten angenomrnen, 10 lei bas
nit Die 6a1e erlebigt; i'm Sole Der
gidt . Annabrae tpiirben He aber mad
Waeo auriiffommert unb nit benz Sos
mite in rnterbanblung treten. Inter
allen llmftdnben iperbe Der Bau Der
Babn geii9ert tperben.
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gluerIet.

= gu benz morgen ifattfnben6en
Sdngersp icnie auf Wausrmanns plab,
tpeIdes ii9 81 einem ~folennen Barbecue
geftalten ipirb, baben bic Gone Star
Brauerei unb bic @itp Brauerei ie fini
Sob Bier geliefert, ferner Der Sleiider
Geo. 2rii9 elm fettes S1mein unb Der
6leil1er 4rnolb cine fette 3iege. Oie
8etbeilisung an benz picnie Deripri6t
cine iebr rege 3p tuerben.
= Gin Nbenbblatt bra9te geiiern bic
9otis, baB bic Girina paneoaf & Son
iuegen ibrer probibitioniifii6en ani9'
ten sebopeottet DOrben iei. Saraufbin
geben Die genannten Serren ibr Nes
fremben 3a erfennen, oa fie. tpie tie pers
ii9ern unb bereit fino 6fentli6 gu er'
fldren, seseii oas probibitions' ameu'
bement fino unb ftimmen ueroen. Sb'
rer Meinuns nod 1T bas @erii1t, ne
wiirben bic prObibition befiiruorten.
bon iibelmeiuenben 2euten in umlauf
geieBt worben.
= 0or. ibrer Nnfunft in San Gins
tonic baben uniere Selegaten sur 9aI.
LATER Goupention einitimmis 8eI9liiEe
angenommen, in wel6en fe Serrrt
@bas. Sueo ibren Sant ausfpres
den fir Sic 8erbienite, mel9e er iid
nm bic Delegation bur9 8~eiorgung Der
pOrsiigli6en Transportation per S9Iaf'
ma9eu, our9 bic iiberrsi9e 8erpfegung
Der MitgIieber, foruie wabrenb Der
,sabrt uno DEFENDERS in Dallas ielbff
ourdl bic pdterlide 6iiriOrge, wel6e er
fur gue unb fur iebeu gin3elnen an
ben Sag Ieste, erporben bat.
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rdnbig weiter %prubucitt unb bur6 Die
Inbdufung fi6 fo~rtmdbrenb oermebrt.
8ans piber feline uripriingIide Nbs
lidt bat Der bieoere Serr Senrp Wooo
aIfo genau bas @eseuibeil oaDon be-
uieien, mas or bebauptet bate, oaB
il1mli6 Der Sooialismrs unnatiirlibe
3uIf1nbe berbeifiibren lpole, fudbrenb
0as eirsig natiirIi6e Wirtbsi6aftss
SpItem bas capitalifii6e fei. Oa aber
5ies bas S%unoament 1T. auf pelfem Ii6
bas Woob'iGe 2ebrgebdube auf5aut, 10
fam man ii9 eitisn 8egriff bapOn mos
d)en. mas fir cine traurige alte Wadel>
8uSe beiagtes r2ebrgebduoe" bonn
pN%aturgeieb i'm 8ei9dftsleben" it'll
3ufdnig fdlt Dem Sonntagsbetrads
ter sIr felber .3eit cine &ebe bes gemaB.
regelten Yriefters Or. Mc6Ipnn in bic
Sano, tpelGe berfelbe BEL Der 8riinz
6ung Der neuen Anti-Poverty-Society
in Stem Yort belt. uno in uelder er
geraoe Die llnnatur bes lest
errhenben 81 ftanbes fir
Bic i6roffen 8egenidBe stpii9en llebers
flrB unb trofloien Sammer, fur3, fur
bas gefammte foeiale Glenb perantports
lid ma6t. Sn iener 8eriammlung beg
y8ereins CUR Mufbebuns Der Irmutb"
(-ein f1bnss, tpenn aud freili6 ettpas
fernes 3iel-) i6loB Der tuadere ST.
priefter feline &eoe nit folgenben Wor'
ten: n9ian iagt, mir iollen ben ars
men &eiignation prebigen. gigens
tbum uiiroe ibrer SeeIe ben Jrieben
rauben unb 6afer unb Gartofen tDers
ben better perbaut als groBe Diners.
Nun, bas tbun mir ni1t, fonbern mir
werben f~ortfabren, bic pirfIide f~osiale
@abrbeit gu prebigen mir tueroen FORT
fabren, bic llngere1tigfeiten auf5u6eden
unb bemiibt iein, Ssbem bas Seine
pieber 5ufommel1 gu IaHen. Oas 1T
bic gfen3 aaer R~eligionen obne Inter
fdieb Der Setten unb 10 iperben ole
bier bel uuierm Werte als cine bebehs
tenbe Siilfe wiItommen fem. SD
tperbe ols 2atbolif fpre9en, tuenn nidt
BON Der aansel, 10 bod BON Der plats
form, auf 6hentli9em Wfarfte, bonn
Boot i'm Safen, iuo INNER f9 @ele'
genbeit ba3u bietet!"
Wer fat nun &e6t, ber 8erfaher oes
Natural Law in the Business World
ober Der Or. Nc8lpnn, ber 6reuno
unb @efiununsseenofe bon Senrp
George, Dem 8erfaier bon Progress
and Poverty"2
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3nnf1enfe left nieie2.

Senen, ipeI9e ben 8erbriebli9teitert
bes 8ei1dftslebens, Der Dispepfe unb
einem 8efiible Der @dwd6e uno Ier'
gerIi6teit ausgeiebt finb, iagen mir uns
a~meioeutia: Nebmt simmons
3iper 3egutor. Siefes 9eilmlit=
tel lit CUR Seilung BON Sammprboiben,
6artleibigfeit, iibelrie9enbem atbem,
llerp6iem 9opfi@mers uno @aaenleiben
unerrei6t. Ser Regulator 1T frei bon
MerfuriaIfoH, f9medt ni9t unanses
nebm, fam ieberaeit eingenommeH ipers
ben, obne einem @eiddft Ober Vergntis
gen binbtrIi6 gu iein; er 1T milb, urs
fd,dolid unb bilft sur Ieroauung.
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Gin alter @araer fprt6t.

Mr. 3. Or. Gorris, elm alter 8epobner bon
Rome, Ga, fast, bob er beftis an A~ierenlsiOen
mebrere Sabre lang su Ieiben bate uno ebenlc
brei Sabre lang an eczema. gu 9siten tonnts
er gar ni9t seben unb bate biel 9eilmittel
~erfoIaIos beriudt, bis er anina electric Bitters
su sebraudsn uuS feline 3dnee uno 6ibe NIT
Budlens Arniea Salbe siusureiben. Dieie
BebanbIuns beri9aTte inn erlei9teruns, nnO
oebbaIb empfisbIt er electric 8itters Nlsn. be
nit 2i,rsnlsiben bsbaftet iinb, ooer einss Blut'
r~einisers bsbirfen. gu babeu bel U. Sreib.
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,@esen Maeeutrdmpfe, an benen
meme 6rau bdufig gu leiben bat, tpeH'
be i9 ftets Or. Mug. 30nigs Sambur'
aer Sropfen nit benz beften grfolge an.
sic belfen INNER" : 4arl Se9ler,
Sub Wiltinfon Str, SaptOn, o.
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SilngltnsenG Mdnnern
mir5
St@ere Geilttm8 8arantirt.

Die fdredlideR ooIsen Der 5usenbfinben,
gefdIeatsIdndde beririadenb, Doburd Self
uno a0rper ruinirt peroen, permanent &C.
heitt. 4ersfIopfen, Shidiernbeit, Gaameu.
obIub. @ebddtui6ldipide, 8erluf Der ener-
qie, Mbneieuns gesen Gsfelf@aft ino Melan.
dole arinbIi9 tarirt. gerbeirotbete Mdnuer,
ODER 5olde, bic i9 perbeiraiben poIlen, bic in
6olae bon Suoisrretion in Der 5useno an @e.
{dledts- uno Rerbeni9mdde Isiben, Serbeu
arinSIid turirt. aeine MineraIien eingese.
ben. Sunse Mdnner, bic ihrs 3eit nit unfdbi.
gen eellten beri9penbst unb ii9 oaburh arans.
6eiten bts aopfes. Der Raie, bes Salies, bel
aeber, 4inaen, Ginsepeioe uno bes Waeeni
sneesogen baben, psrhen fGneu furirt. eabi
gu@ ni9t bur9 faIf@es S9amsefabl abbaIten,
fnfnr4
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Su Sort Wortb faub am 8. Wl

= Sn sort Wortb fanb am 3. Wtal
cine 3ufammentunft bon 9erren ttatt.
mel9e oil benz Intetnebmen. bas pecos
GluBtbal su bepdKern. betbeilist fno:
Sie Geielfdaft bat einen Jreibrief
berausgenommen, tpel6er fe ermd9'
tigt, einen 100 Mleilen langen Betpdhe'
runesgraben bur9 bas Sbal gu legen,
2dnbereien an3ufaufen unb oieielben
oils Si9erbeit FIR bic @eloanleibe 3I ge'
ben, ueI9e fe fir bas unternebmen
contrabiren.
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Morseu Ibenb 9rObes 8arter
2onsert i'm Wifions @arten.

SSrcuupttu1e 2Sutte aus. SDtCu9u~
Germ @obert 6ani9te, prdfibent bes
fedssebnten Sdngerfeifes, San ans
tonic, Seras.
Mertber Serr !
Sn bic Seimatb suriifsefebrt, f6nnen
mir uns nidt berfagen, Sbnen, unb
bur6 sic benz geiammten Gomite 10.
ME Der 8iirgerf9aft BON San antr.
Mo- unieren bersliditen Oanf aussu.
fprenen fir bic bielfa9en 8etueiie Der
Treunbfdaft un6 bes Woblmollens, bic
Sic uns pdbrenb unferes M~ufentbalts
in Sbrer f10nen Stabt anldBIi1 bes
feds3ebntsn Sdngerfeftes bss Deuti@.
Seranii1en Sdugerbunbes su Sbeil
tperben lieBen.
Wir fiiblen uns gu 6ieiem ausbrude
unferes Oanfes gebrungelt, nidt ALIEN
uegen Der liebensmiirbigen 8affreunb'
fddft, bic mir in 10 REDEEM MaBe ses
noHen, ionbern bauptid6li6 uegen Der
Grii1te, bic bas fh6ne Set fiir beuti9e
3unft unb beuti9en @eIang unsmeis
feIbaft trasen muB. &c mar bas Self
uns elm erbebenber 8epeis bes number.
barren Banbes,. uel1es bas geIammte
9eutidtbum 9lmerita's in benz treuerl
beutihen 2iebe umi1lieBt.
gs III urs cine angsnebme pfi6t In
bieIer 8e~rbinbung oes 5eft- Dirisenten,
Germ garI Bed, gu e~ebenfen, befen
fdbige in ieber Sinfi1t fiinfflerif9e
2eitung, iotpie fein unberorORenes unb
unermiiolides @irfen 10 bieI gu benz mus
ftalif6en grfolse bes Getes beigetras
gen bot. Wir tuerben ibn uno ollie, bic
umiern 9lufentbalt in San Nntonio gu
einem 10 an~genebmen ma6ten, ftets in
oanfbarer grinnerung bebalten.
Sie gbieagoer Muifer.
SerHlann Braun.
Saeob 8areitber.
6. uleiri.
Sui. Sobni9er.
lint. 9obile.
6. @rifai.
Sos. S9umader.
Chicago, 2. Mai 1887.
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Mitaliener oes 0ereins Wurtudrts
IdJtnng.

samffas ben z. Mfai, 8 llbr absnbs
finoet bic erite @eneralperiammlung
bes 0ereins 8ormdrts nit Beamten'
tpabl ftatt. Gs 1T notbwenbig bas
biersu iebes Mitslieo punftli9 eri9eint.
3,4mt1mm Ser 8oritano.
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Chicago, 2. Mai 1887.

Die 9erreu Marr & Steinfelbt
haben in ben morsen 4benb i'm Wtiis
fions : Garter f%fatifiuoeuoen 2ou;erte
mebrere SoIo.giseen iibernOmmeu.
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Sinter benz Snieruational' DEPOT
am proipeet Dill. brannten geftern
Ra9mittag mebrere megitanii9e 5tt'
ten ab.
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SetoenftoTe.
geiaeme Hjaareu.

@ie anbefannt birefte Smportatisn bon
DeutidIanb. SIN bielsr 8rauHe baben mir uns
einen sroben &uf erporben unb f6nnten es ni9t
tuasen serinse AuaIitateH ID fibren.
Dsutfder Samaf gu IS, 40, so etc. per Barb.
&otber Samait ;u rs, 40 n. so @ts. per Barb.
0eutide SanOtiiGer unb Serbietien su nIleu
YreiIeu.
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Sdlande! Sdlaude! edldnde

WeiBe S6ldude gum Spriuteln +
SOL Is Gent per Sub. S6uarSe
Solitude, r 3oa Dur6meher Is, %
unb rs @ents per SUB bel
a4. s. SutteriiSe & So,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4Mt $50. 1856 Souftoa 6tr.
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StickereieR und Spitzen.

@eiSfiderei bon % gts. aufpdrts Bic 10
ben ~feinftn Saden.
Spitseu. Gnorme gusnabI fein unb
biIis. Spiben bon Gent bis $40 bic garb.
Befdtist bieies Eager.
aanben.Gn5aae! S4ul. Mn3isel S&ube
~ aae finb freuubii4f ~eineelaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
9as ~sSpdtenblati.

Asu Ieneen CON ies: IS bas pNO6en:
Sat" flr ben grcis boa S3.Oc anl
e. -;ahr ppripitii mad Senti9ia:'o.
Ger 0erausGeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
1.ae Orii1limgs>@ aare,t a.as
in reidbaltiser ausWabl angetcmmen.

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Runbfdat bGunnat &. unfre aunSfhaf nrb GROCER! 9a gDbl gSarum? Iele Bebis.
una te gSaarrn uno ntbine Yuie fmS bs @eMimnib! 8cakihet infer Saauu ub
Brie, s tod Sud nidts! Spmt aMr @uer Sch! Der @ebbufI it Gua better 6umnb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07

OTeir empfebIen ben 9eiern Der rGreie @refeA
2C Germ s. M. Gmeron, Jupelier,
Raufnauu uab &faubIsiber. CT b~ertauft nb.
rem su 2-s4 Dollars. @anbubren bon ST 100
auftpdrts, nit garautie. Bel gmerfou fanu
man n~utbringeub @eIb erhalten ober inoefiren.
Geiue aun6en burger bafir.
@arum bunsris unb terIumpt be%rumlaufen,
ipenn man bel Gmerion cine Yiitole fur s1.5O
betommea fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-07
Alsider -8fsatg.

Sieri 1T cine srobe Goree! Sic ridtise Mobe
geidmadrou @ie Tebt elm sutes aIeib aus
Obne ben ridtisen gefab? Das fOmmt bel
uns nidt bor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-15

One of the saddest facts in connection
with the lives Of the people Of America
Is that they ''don't want to bother"
That is to say, they don't want TO spare
time enough for anything but money
making and amusement. The HOUSE.
which nature has provided is neglected
in order to saw enough money to put
into a house which has been built with
hands. Sleep is neglected so that a per-
sonal appearance may be made at some
social gathering. Digestion is disturbed
because there is no time TO be spared so
that the machinery of the body may have
a chance to perform its work. Bathing
is neglected because, for lack of a more
forcible reason, such and such men and
women have lived to old age without it.
''Too much trouble to bother" when
the body does not cry aloud for attention.
When ii does it is too late. The man
whose teeth do not trouble him would
look upon it as a prodigal waste of time
TO GO to a dentist and have them cleaned.
He has a brush and powder, and these
suffice, he thinks, for all that is required.
He doesn't know that the hard substance
which forms around his teeth is tartar,
and that the teeth are in danger Of per-
manent injury when it is permitted to
remain. Because lit is too much trouble
to bother" the house of clay. which
might be made to s'grow in beauty"
accumulates the materials OF decay
Herald OF Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-15
'srhe Queen's Pine"

In the center Of the tobacco ware.
houses at the London docks there is an
immense kiln, which is kept continually
burning, day and night, and goes by the
name of the queens tobacco pipe. The
English government has a different way
of treating confiscated articles than that
in use in this country, one of them being
to utilize them as fuel for what is termed
the queens smoking. Whenever mer-
chandise is seized for nonpayment of
duty, or because 1t is considered under
the law as in a damaged or unstable
condition, it is taken to this great kiln
and burned there, the owners having nc
remedy. The only utilization that is
made of these seizures is from the sale OF
the ashes from the furnace, which, to
the amount Of a great many tons a
month, are sold by auction to chemical
works, and to farmers and others TO be
used in enriching the soil. There is a
similar but smaller queens tobacco pipe
in the government tobacco warehouses
at Liverpool, these two forming the
points Of destruction for all confiscated
merchandise in the United Kingdom
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.